Technical cleaning with visual documentation
Soiling can affect performance; the cleaning method must suit the modules, the surroundings and the manufacturer's instructions.
What we review.
Soiling can affect performance; the cleaning method must suit the modules, the surroundings and the manufacturer's instructions.
Prior assessment
We observe the degree and type of soiling before defining the method.
Compatible method
We select cleaning means and conditions suited to the installation.
Before and after
Visual documentation makes it possible to verify the work carried out, without promising any specific recovery in output.
Our process.
- 01
Inspection
We review access, general condition and compatibility of the method.
- 02
Initial documentation
We record the visible condition before intervening.
- 03
Technical cleaning
The work is defined according to equipment, surfaces and safety.
- 04
Final documentation
We visually compare the treated areas and flag any issues.
Data you can act on.
The exact content is agreed before the job.
Evidence
Images or captures organised by area.
Location
Reference of the issue on the asset when the capture allows.
Priorities
Summary of the points worth checking or monitoring.
What you should know.
How much does it cost?
It depends on location, area, operating conditions and scope. We prepare a proposal based on that information.
Does it replace an on-site inspection?
Not always. Aerial findings may need close-up measurements or checks by qualified personnel.
When can it be carried out?
The date depends on permits, weather and availability of the right team.
Cleaning starts with an assessment.
Dust, pollen, droppings and other deposits can reduce energy capture. The actual loss depends on the site, the climate, the design and the condition of the modules; it cannot be estimated with a single percentage without measuring the installation.
The work is planned in line with the manufacturer's instructions, electrical safety and site conditions. Before-and-after documentation records the visual work carried out; any energy improvement requires comparable measurement.
Method assessment
Water, tools and access selected for the specific installation.
Visual record
Comparable photographs of the treated areas.
Issues
Flagging of panels or elements that need further review.
Plan according to the surroundings.
Cleaning frequency depends on the soiling observed, rainfall, nearby activity, the manufacturer's recommendations and measured performance.
Initial inspection
Determine whether the soiling justifies cleaning.
Follow-up
Review the evolution and adjust the next intervention.
Who it is for
Owners, solar asset managers and maintenance teams.